Sentences with STERIGMAS
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The mushroom's sterigmas release spores into the air."
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"Microscopically, sterigmas are visible on the surface of fungal gills."
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"The sterigmas of some fungi are topped with tiny droplets of liquid."
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"The sterigmas of the mushroom function as a crucial reproductive structure."
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"The presence of sterigmas indicates the maturity of a fungal fruiting body."
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"A microscope can be used to observe the sterigmas and spores of a fungus."
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"As the fruiting body develops, the sterigmas elongate to release spores."
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"The sterigmas of different mushroom species exhibit various shapes and sizes."
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"In some fungi, sterigmas may be absent or vestigial."
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"The sterigmas of a mushroom are usually found on the underside of its cap."
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"A high spore count on a mushroom's sterigmas indicates its ability to spread spores effectively."
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"The production of sterigmas is a fundamental part of the mushroom's reproductive process."
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"When examining a mushroom, it is important to inspect its sterigmas for identification purposes."
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"Some fungi have sterigmas that are club-shaped, while others are cylindrical."
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"The sterigmas of a mushroom can release millions of spores during its lifetime."
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"Spore discharge from the sterigmas is typically triggered by environmental factors."
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"The development of sterigmas is influenced by the genetic makeup of the fungus."
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"The sterigmas bear basidia that produce basidiospores."
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"The fertile layer of the hymenium consists of elongated cells that bear terminal sterigmas."
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"The sterigmas on the basidia of mushrooms are crucial for the reproduction of these organisms."
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"The sterigmas elongate and bend, allowing the spores to be easily released into the air."
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"The sterigmas of some fungi can be branched or divided into multiple arms."
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"The sterigmas play a role in the attachment of spores to their substrate."
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"During maturation, the sterigmas detach from the basidia, carrying the spores with them."
